Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Consider the following statement: ‘female, w+w flies have red eyes’. In this example:
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1) w+w is the genotype, and red eyes is the phenotype
2) female is the genotype, and red eyes is the phenotype
3) not enough information provided to determine genotype or phenotype
4) red eyes is the genotype, and w+w is the phenotype
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